Along with Nathan Horton, Canucks defensemen Aaron Rome will miss the remainder of the Stanley Cup Finals, but at least Rome knew where he was after he laid out Horton with a vicious late hit. A few minutes into Monday night’s Game 3 of the Stanley…

After rallying behind Nathan Horton in their Game 3 win, the Bruins, to little surprise, will have to deal without Horton’s presence for the remainder of the playoffs. Moments ago, Bruins General Manager Peter Chiarelli announced that Horton ha…

BOSTON – If the Bruins’ 8-1 victory in Game 3 didn’t indicate their dominance, then a rally for an injured teammate did. At 5:07 of the first period, Canucks defenseman Aaron Rome leveled Nathan Horton with a headshot in the Bruins’ o…

If you told me at the beginning of the Stanley Cup Finals that the Bruins power play would be better than the Canucks after three games, I’d have you tarred-and-feathered from here to Vancouver. he Canucks, loaded with offensive firepower up fr…

BOSTON — Seven different goal scorers and 40-of-41 saves by Tim Thomas, and the Boston Bruins are right back in this Stanley Cup Finals. Tonight’s 8-1 shellacking ties the 1996 Stanley Cup Finals game for the most lopsided Finals when C…